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Chinese banks have begun raising consumer loan interest rates just about two weeks after cutting them to record lows, underscoring the challenges of lowering funding costs amid sustained pressure on margins.

European stocks fell for a fourth straight session as the threat of a fresh wave of US tariffs hit stocks most exposed to trade tensions.

European refiner Varo Energy has agreed to buy Preem AB, in a deal that will make it the region's second-largest renewable fuel producer.

President Christine Lagarde said that the European Central Bank can't relent on inflation, with the US administration's trade policy creating uncertainty.

Japan's parliament is set to pass an initial budget after multiple revisions, easing some of the pressure on Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba as he faces a host of domestic and diplomatic challenges.

Greenland's new prime minister said Donald Trump won't get the arctic island, the first comments he's made since forming a government on Friday.

South Korea's $1.7 trillion stock market is once again open to short selling, after the ban on the trading tactic used by hedge funds and banks around the world was lifted on March 31.

Giorgia Meloni had hoped a line in to Donald Trump would consolidate her position at the center of European politics.

President Xi Jinping is set to visit three Southeast Asian nations on his first overseas trip this year, the South China Morning Post reported, citing people familiar with the matter.